Require autism‑trend robustness maps

Before governments or school systems treat rising autism counts as evidence of a changing incidence and reallocate major resources, require a published robustness map that decomposes observed prevalence change into components (diagnostic substitution/accretion, registry/coverage changes, and residual incidence) using sibling controls, negative controls, E‑values and sensitivity bounds. — Demanding standardized, auditable decompositions would prevent policy overreactions, target services where true need increased, and reduce politicized misinterpretation of administrative counts.